Tunes Thread

[chasea]

We've lost a lot of greats this year. Lemmy and Bowie got recognition.

This is Otis Clay.

[UnfilteredDregs]

Snarling guitars, fuzzed out bass, Armageddon war beats... 1 & 3

One of my fave rock guitar solos...

[swt]

Pop-y Math rock!

[davids]

Some V.U, White Light returned with thanks:

[xjoex]

Snarling guitars, fuzzed out bass, Armageddon war beats... 1 & 3

One of my fave rock guitar solos...

I saw Living Colour on the "Stain" tour, Bad Brains opened. Awesome show from both bands.

-Joe

[xjoex]

The classics never go out of style.


-Joe

[zetroc]

[jdp211]

Kind of upset I'm only just finding Jay Reatard, but at the same time stoked that he's so good

[Gattonero]

The classics never go out of style.


-Joe

Arguably one of the best Rock sounds ever made out of a Les Paul. Ozzy was right saying that "he struck him like a lightning, and suddenly was gone"

[Gattonero]

I've been listening to all the Pikes from 200 until the last -fantastic!- 225 Florrmat. This guy is a genius.





Much different from those "shredders" who know no melody, BucketHead seems to have an incredible talent from improvisation (more or less 250 albums/long compositions so far)

[davids]

Sound waves of Street Waves to celebrate gravitational waves!

[Derek Raymond]

Sound waves of Street Waves to celebrate gravitational waves!

That's the first album that i purchased myself at 13, but this was/is my fav track from that album by far:



Most recently:

[alexstar]

[davids]

That's the first album that i purchased myself at 13, but this was/is my fav track from that album by far:

The Modern Dance was the first album you bought yourself? At the tender age of 13?? I am a little frightened of you right now...

My favorite from that wonderful album is this:

[Derek Raymond]

The Modern Dance was the first album you bought yourself? At the tender age of 13?? I am a little frightened of you right now...

My favorite from that wonderful album is this:

[non-alignment pact

That is a classic. My step mom was eccentric and i grew up splitting weeks listening to Rod Stewart/Queen at maternal home, and Mulatu Astatke/Red Krayola/Pink Floyd at paternal

[UnfilteredDregs]

So...I hit the rollers today, 20 minutes of warmup then mid/high Z4-Z5 for an hour+...When it was time to warm down this came on:

[chasea]

Born 1989

[Paul]

Dr Feelgood on some dodgy 70's TV show - Ignore the clown doing the presenting.
The band's as tight as a Scotsman's fist - Wilko Johnson rules!

[jdp211]

[hmai18]